NYC launches "Birth-to-2 Child Care Initiative," offering free child care at 16 sites for families in select communities, as part of a $167-million investment in early education.

Santa Clara County allocates $1.33 billion to its Children's Budget for 2025-26, with an emphasis on child welfare, despite federal cuts affecting vital health and food-assistance programs.

Governor Hochul announces a $20 million investment in New York youth programs to counter violence and economic instability, administered by the Division of Criminal Justice Services.

The Oregon Department of Human Services offers online training to distinguish child abuse from cultural parenting differences, emphasizing a culturally sensitive approach to child safety.

Folsom Public Library invites builders to its 7th Annual LEGO® Building Contest with the theme "ADVENTURE." Prizes for multiple age categories; submissions due January 24.

Santa visited Johns Hopkins Children's Center by helicopter, bringing joy to kids with health challenges, while the Ravens supported local children with a shopping spree.

Mooresville police swapped patrol for shopping carts, taking 25 kids on a "Heroes & Helpers 2025" holiday spree at Target, sponsored by local organizations, aiming to foster community trust.

More than half of Tarrant County’s youngest children live in households cost‑burdened by diapers, straining families and local diaper banks. Providers and nonprofits say the shortage is growing.

Hilo Family Court celebrated its annual Adoption Day, finalizing adoptions for 14 children as part of a nationwide tradition, offering a festive and supportive atmosphere for new families.

CCSD partners with UNLV to launch a program that places trained special education teachers in classrooms, backed by a grant offering $6,000 to teachers for tuition and fees.

The City of Bloomington and Bloomington Public Schools are hosting an Early Childhood Expo on April 11, inviting organizations involved in early education and family services to exhibit. Registration is open until February 6.

Governor Kathy Hochul launches a $100 million initiative to boost child care facilities in New York, aiming to create up to 10,000 new slots for children.

A $500,000 donation from the Murray ʻohana will help fund Imua's inclusive preschool at the Will Smith Imua Discovery Garden and push the nonprofit closer to its $10M goal.